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Did you know? Child welfare cases are more complex than ever. ❤️&zwj;🩹 But Texas children and families are not alone.

The severity of their case does not deter CASA volunteers from serving — volunteers are MORE motivated than ever to help me

Curious about becoming a CASA volunteer? Start here.

Join us for an in-person Information Session and learn how you can advocate for a child in foster care, and make a lasting impact.

🗓 April 29
⏰ 12:00 PM
📍 In-person at the CASA Office

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One of the biggest misconceptions about being a CASA volunteer?

That you have to do it alone.

You don’t.

CASA provides training, guidance, and ongoing support every step of the way, and through our Helping Heart program, you can lean on some

Shine Bright, Do Good.

Join us for a Kendra Gives Back Event at Kendra Scott in The Shops at Clearfork! 20% of the proceeds will benefit CASA of Tarrant County from 4-6pm on April 25th.

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We’re grateful to be part of a community that shows up for children in meaningful ways.

Organizations like @AwakenEnsemble are using their gifts to uplift nonprofits across North Texas, including CASA of Tarrant County, helping bring awareness

March is National Social Work Month 💙

At CASA of Tarrant County, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible social workers on our staff who advocate every day for children in foster care. Their compassion, expertise, and dedication help ensure e

The @tcutheta CASA Cook-Off Carnival is still happening this week and there are many more opportunities to support CASA! Today, grab some fro-yo at Yogurtland (Waterside), tomorrow visit @Mamakabowls in University Park and on Saturday, grab lunch at

The @tcutheta CASA Cook-Off Carnival is all week this week! Today, mention TCU Theta at the Raising Cane's (University Park) register and tomorrow grab some Panda Express (Bellaire & Hulen). Proceeds benefit CASA of Tarrant County!

Older youth in foster care face unique challenges as they prepare for adulthood. In Texas, more than 5,600 youth ages 14–17 are navigating questions about housing, education, and financial independence while still in the foster care system.

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A child in foster care may have many adults involved in their case, but a CASA volunteer is often the one consistent voice speaking up for their best interests. CASA volunteers are trained community members who advocate for children who have experien